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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

WE. Weber the popular boot and
shoe manufacturer, southwest corner OF
Wright building, makes the best and
finest custom work in the city. His work
all first.claSs
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

DIED:-In this city, July IL, Lizzie E
Applegatc, aged months.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

Fred Wenie is just finishing nea
residence cottage in the eastern part o.
town.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

DR.. McCarty is building a new fence in
front of his residence.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

WANTED:-A girl to do general house
work. Mrs. CHAs. H. MARTIN.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

DIED:-In this city Sunday. July 10th
1887, Fred Wenzell, of typhoid fever
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

A circus exhibition threatens to invade
the town in the near future.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

Z. F. Milton and family arrived last
week from a visit in Missouri.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

Under Sheriff Tarbox was in Gray
county on business last week
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21
: WALL PAPER.

Call IT City Drug Store, Front street, largest
stock, lowest price. MARI
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

1t is time that some steps were taken
in proper action for the fair this fall.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

James Langton has returned home after
q visit to the mountains.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

Business of all kinds has been unusual
ly brisk this week.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

L. E. Deger, of New Kiowa, is visiting
in this city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21
SEALED BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received until 6 o.
clock July 80. 1887, for furnishing all
material and erecting school house in
district No. Al, the Board reserving the
right to reject any or all bids. Specified
tons can be seen at the residence of j. A.
Parkes c. r. HAMoND.
j. A. PARKER.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

The Governor has issued his proclama-
ton organizing Garfield County. Heap
points George NJ. d. Golf, John Bull and
J. E. Dixon to act as county commission
ers, and Clarence Van Patten to act as
county clerk. and William C. Coulson to
act as sheriff of said ounty Ravanna
to be the temporary county seat of said
county.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

Frank Wright is down with the ma
larial fever
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21

A little rain will make a grand corn
crop.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21
ONE CAR LOAD OF NAILS.

hEg- w. DIITEK,
Pastor of Catholic church, Dodge City.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1887-07-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

By J. NJ. LLOYD, their Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
Gicamuoais an0 nallrouGs.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 10. 1854
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYorS VIA LesIIosscs ana Courandt Stree
HARRISBURG Pllsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
S' ccssS Limited INIT Of III tao Dining sSoss and sec
ny cars A. II a. svorS ts Ill., m. CORY and Er.,
!. a'.'T'ys.~ sSSSsgaas CORY 'a'v Petroleum
$40 n Il. South, iS.ei iH Washington
Ia S' arrive washington a. and aaIy $40 m az.
loo A'3o and m and i2;iS night sunday oio'
For Atlantic CITY. except sunday. p H. Nm so,r,,vs ,u
Lon, hrnnch hay eso motion, stations
pm. sauday sAt - III. ana y III do not s'opas
I"i Ola POM ana Norfolk. via NcwYork Phadcpha and
Norfolk i'.roa' p. N, Sys'S aAS Vi" D"""0'0 ANU
Boaso Annex eonnect WITH al through trains a
stJersey CITY anordns speedy ana aiee' transfer 'o'
's sna ss''S' IN daily Washington and b.tTSrs
O $50 Sa 30 S ~ y VIZ ann sna 1853 1853
Pm i F"% 500 y4S ;.SS IDS S 5sS y SsS
$50 s ss s 5S'% d 3y sS Hs ss@ i5S
night ' s.a ssn S.G. TO- 40 r,3s io50V,
FOR PHILADELPHIA
EIpress Trains NewiorE. VIA pesorosses and Court
Iandt street Ferries, ~ !oiiows ,,.,..,n c,,.,.
' Iaats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d,sS lin5. ami 20,
~ p aud M. sunday ssas ". Express 1IS sS Lms
Trans . *s a@ a sHes ss sa atS 4
nS % Ssa.oa .Sr e naa S ~ and H. o.
leave Broad street station. PhilIiepht
l1Ol 4OJ A&J, J;lO 49, iJJ. $40. 33D5A1 IL "A
lli6A iiimited EXPRESS lii ami aio0 y ,ah t1a9.
"a o. o. U35, 1il2. e;l2 aud 900 On sunday, l4ol.
$40 tO5. A%u, o:i0 $3.50 s4o ' i2tv, 1850 Lmitsd
Isay. Pi.ieiphia Camden. 800 daily. except
day ,,o ,uSon,o.. ,,....
ana ov OF Dvsorosscs and Couruanit No Courtst.
and No. ~ 90 Station srsoy H uy s ssaS
Once, Castls ttArisn. -, -, a., 49,, ,,.,u
/ bayssS, iron, hoeis ana Residences .,e.c
| "ClIAs. r. PU2h !. ~ wUvA t.ns
General Manager. General fassT Axons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

ERIE RAILWAY, now Known Us tuc NE ~
Work LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
leave and hamiersst stations Al Same
hour local traius 23 ST. station nIteen
than ChanbcrS-sL "a, rxnr,ss puy.t Draw
Ing room Coaches 10 Binghanton' hihi'a ho'nehe'''
y n ~ soiid Pullman Tram OF Day and Buffet sleeping
Coaches 10 Meavile Cleveland CINCINNATI sh'esEo ~.
ST. Louis Pullman sleepins oasnss 70 pas a9 f, Tina
pacnes 10 Sns,,%,on ESra. Rochester, Buffalo Ma.
Fails cns a. an as SSSS 90 $50 $50 1920 AM
200 noon l:A6 800. 800, 4to Div oSo oou olu oae,
7I6. 745 $780, 1880 M i2Vo mansn sunday % "a a.
Paterson re-, iG6 slS 30 76o $50 1920 M 200 n .
7iS, 500 $50 io:So M 1900 midnight Sundays "a
$50, 1920 1900 a. ~. las. Abs, $780, TAO. 300 ioso
D. IN, 1900 midnight. -, .,o On, oa, ,ooo
:3O n 400. SO 3:3o A2O 400 90 o;oo ~ sv
500 100 D. m 1900 midnight daily except sunuaS'
ss s%nSay "a. sS i SS ss S Iaso 800 800
SUMO VS. S45 $50 1920 H. t5 $50 500 1880
WarMick ii5 900. l02o m 4So p m sundaysofo "'
Mon9ssli 300 w. Il. s s:yS Zoo m $780, 4so $50 and
N s,1 ~ ;n Az" SUNDAYS $50 a. and 600p. N.
Mu Uv Rondout and Kingston. 900 ~ m $50 NE
1sanaaySb s,So O. % 900 m. except Sundays
, AS 5:aS Zoo. 300 02oa 80 500 $50 500
.sS sss I 49, $780, ioso IS Ss
sn s,gi D. ~. Sundays $40 $50 lOsO ns $50. Soo.
Sv M Tho 900 train stops at Man,st only ,o IN
PSrs 5sr me- ' sa lays ssS iSso $50 400
Ticses or passage and aparments 10 DRAWING mco %
sleeping can be oo,s, cd AMI ess Ss S
s s 20. a 4c H. Il S NV Isl Sss
s,Go.yS e: e ws.s n srSs IN H.. ct
' 1860 T. ri iSsS sas.a r...r AGENT x.vYet
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TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels daf Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

corrEE-prazi STYLES were firmly held at 1896 for far
Rso sno invoices sales 1000 bags No g. spot IA and
5000 bags No T. spot Il c coo bags No d anoa 9Sc
Mid grades linn quiet sales ooo bags MaricaiS"
and closed hrn advance Of points for the DAY q:
follows January lsooai&tS FsgrasE,. las
* as. june Itlo0 i3l5; Jmy i3toaIs4,; August
10 10 So Noyeinber 1880 l355 sales, SO. $50 bags.
AcOJroT spot cotton prices not changed sal g.
naioo 5 last EVENING" OF which 80 bales for
mort and s66 Tor consumption. The port receipts
taov wore II IAg bales comparing with 1900 laes this
av last week 10 67 bales this dny last year since
t.,hcr ta total port receipts have been 3OSo4o Daes
agsiu.t 7gl los bales for period last year
based on The standard OF classification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

HARLEM RIVER BRANCH:

HARLEM RIVER BR AN III -. .rvo,,,
sS.ssss
to sdsne% a.iy s esesps snnd Rs
ssr s ia Ia S.s 'a SSI " g s
S Sap Wet c
@ a. Nth trains for az DDnss q n.
sSTs s ss AR ns .S
Mng train tor s, Rochelle and all intermediate ''
Sunday ais f sssss
waS an s Tram
DgLAWARE LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERM RHiLR0AR sHSRTFST EiNE BgTwEEM
~ xarsnss
rGE oo saa
Daily SUNDAYS Buffalo and E.pss n
6amion Ei@ra. bath. buffalo ssracn.c osweSo d,.ens
wikesbarre Danville and Northumberland At owego for
and su .A t,r, pum.,
Water Gam s%'fs
s::fS:s's& s'S @
s as sS
:. su anS .ss
checked at .a s' BCssy and
YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
Grand
Rochester Express thrDueh drawing room cars, 70
As'Sy Troy st 4sa" Win ri Sn an@ r. Stopping At
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 M
next dav.
lO3Oa M chicago Express drawingroom cars to Canaan
! da'0ua and Rochester.
tii3O a. M Western New.York and Northern Express.
with drawing-roOm -
room cars 10 Troy.
| . D. m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
6 m Chicago and St Lonis Express with saepnR cars
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cneiynati Toledo Detroit Chi
cago and St Lonis. DininRcar New.York TO Albany
$3.50 Montreal Express with sleeping 10 Monreai.
Runs Utica stopping IL Drincina stations. -
Special Sleeper arrives Rochester TAO a
Buffalo. 9:35 and Cleveland 1913 p. m nextday.
.0l m ParAc with sleepincrars for Roches
Buffalo Niagara Fts Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago. Seepna,ars 10 CLAYTON. Oedensburg Auburn
Geneva and Canandaigua. daily except Saturday -
and Troy Connects with morning trains for the West
and for the North except Saturday night) .
Tickets on sale Grand Central Dcnot, No. Battery
Place Broadwav Harlem Depot l25thst and shave
and al Oices Park place near Broad
wayl 7s5 and 942 Broadway ant 81 West l2othst new
York 1913 Washington and 730 Fulton sts BROOKLYN AND 10
4th.st.. williamsburg. ,, .. 49,. T..
Accommodations and sleeping cars can be
procured ticket Offices in Newfork CITY, ano
333 Washn gton. ST.. BROOKLYN.
baggage and checked from res'tence
trains daily All Others daily except sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem l2otht ana 4M aye,
J. NJ. TOrCEY. ID ~ hEN Dhich,
General superintendent SebtIal PASSENGER Asen:
|
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sos 900 2,272. 900 S.s4O. 900 b.lo4. 600


for The week December 10 1888 4g 452 bnsn
els 72 bushels for the week ended Dec B. 1856
ana S5se76 bushels for the week ended Dec H. 1885.
HAY AND sTnAwThe difficulties in trucking has
odsas are ssrHS 0" '-a. Stead. :.
Ia sa% pSns sG 90 cloys Clover
Mixed. eSG7Oc staw-Lons. 7oc short 90 05bc osi. 46
Hops-The general market is a steady one, owing to
better disposition to purchase hsS, i0Is ose"e Am.
tract Amercan-Nsw York state 1885 Prime to Choice,
he; Medium ga loo. Pacific Coast crop issd. Prime
Ghoee - S2e go " ana koS.n.S "1oa 20
1885, 22d27c.; Mixed Germans do l6a2oc Altmarks do.
MoLAssEs-Boiling quoted No business re.
pMaErALscirOn Certificates Remain nominal at $50
sls ns,oady and sify active 22.ss2sse spot 4.
gGe o1 ons Is sS sSd
ton. spot s ns issued s'ss
s.gs poss; Lake
aIS5c Trsn.isra6le notice. issued at IoJc ''''
at s. w. ..isd sssy
j sSs e 81 sossi n 9 4: e
oiLs"iS co,onseed oils improved movement noted of
ase IN @odsrsts demand On steady aftas
sS aS yssa "a ss S%s
white, 4oc.. Coco.nut Ceyon e.c Coehiu. 81 oc
S &c., H %esss make
ss sfa ss . 1ss
bleached. 32c; sperm. sTui" a3116c' natural winter
SS S' :pns wS. sa srud.
SOUTHERN ~ G2sc; natural winter 81 aS8c; bleaeed
WInter a4lc EXTRA bsxcbed Al d42eI Red Eaip ~
Sye saponncd. a6o.i sank. 24ci Straits 26c; olive
casEs 7la77c; Neatsfoot; prime Od76ci uon 500
zoe. Palm, 5i2c: Mustardseed 4bc.
OCEAN Feher ora snt movement ON An
sh bark 1900 bbls. refined oil, 70 sd.....CALOUTTA
hence ship 20 600 refined OIL 10 CORK Or
DER Baliimorea British steamer 900 or. grain
iJs. bacon. 20s.i lard, "a. 3D. talIow. z2s Gd.i
S s1sSsn il. d ToNpoS Sy steam drsin.
6Lsl. nonr, l6G 3D.. bacon, 3Os lard, 3Os
2S. beef O.: B.'l "a, suss 20 az.
ed bacon, 2I. lard Goa '.low ga 81 beef o. pork
Sos To HULL by stsam Grain, Sid, Hour. .oa
bacon svs lard, sos taIow 2es bset. es pork "a Sd
70 GLA0ow ey steam Grain. SD. noar, lo.
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RAILROADOF NEW JERSEY

Trains leave from ChanO station tor Englewood
.n,nv loser Sparkhil aud Nyack 5SO l:lO, $40 $50
and II 80 a. M il5 $40, 400 $50 90 $40. 80 800,
Inap m il Oj midnight sundays 7l0 $50 a. m % and
s0 10 M Fo Nanaet spring Valley, Monsey aud talimans'
$50 7:IO $50 y. $780, $50 D. NJ sundays soo = ih'
ID m,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
COTTON MARKErs-BYT TELEGRAPH.

VI
LIVERPOOL. jan l2-l2:30 p. m.-tOtton steady win
fair demand Middlins Upands 5l6L TO Orleans ~,
bales iucniin4 1000 bales LOT sP no na
and export Receipts-2Gooo oaic Including 'o'ooo A'e
can Futures dull Uplands Midilng clause January de-
livery s6id; do January amt February delivery IL
elI. also l364d do February ana March zen, very;
IGld also 3d. do March and April delivery 19su
sls ii sid; do April and May delivery D otI. NO. "a
Ia 66id DO June and July delivery ~
I'D; ,o July August delivery o2lo4d.; 40 August
hoe were no lenders deliveries todays clearing'
2p rn-Cotton.Tbc sales Of the daY Included Zoo oaic'
American , ,,,,. ,our ,t,,,,,rg c,auso
JansNry iovery l46id sol ers do January ami feOray
delivery i4 buyer de- Fsb rns n ana as MeT
Gii sellers do April and May delivery l1'64 value 10
Nav delivery. l7'64d sellers do June ana 1ug
Sl4a value; August and september delivery Z"ofu
value. A., ,,,,. o,r ,,,,,,,,, cianso
January delivery l4-64d sellers do January ana feDr
sry delivery lA6ld bhyers do February aud March dev
buyrrs April and May delivery. Ii Oi buyers no
MAY aud delivery l1G4 buyers do June anu july
delivery ls64d buyers do Jnly anu Angust 1 ,a
G4d buyers do August and September delivery -oos
oGTvrsrox Jan l2-Cotton quiet Middlng o. Low MIDI.
ling lll0 Good Ordinary. llG net ana gross ~, re
CENTS 900 bales: exports coastwIse. 310o bales sales
2osi bales stock tb6 bales ,, n, -, an,
NORFOLK JAM l?-Cctton steady: Mddlngo h nc. S nu
,ss receipts bales exports To Great Britain = 10y
Bales coastwsc 655 bales sales O'3 DaIes SocA oo''-
s.yAyxAH Jan l2-Cotton quiet Middling. l-16i Low
Mtidlng 1910. Good Ordinary i1: net Ian ana gross
rosswIse oU2 bales sales 1880 bales; stock lO4SSo
oH%gw.omEAxs Jan l2-C,tton quiet en- steady Mddins
cnis SO bales gross 1883 exports TO Great Brit
ain 6527 bales. France. s,473 bales TO the Continent
$500 bales; sales. $3.50 bales STOCK Aio' loi oAe'
SPIRITS OF TURPENrtSE.
CHIRLysroy Jan. l2-Turpentine firm At 80 3G'4c
saYISYAH. Jan. ~ .-rurDenune hrrn st 80 bid
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FLOUR general dIft S Of the Re
hons values are nC sss rule n.1 pS sIy
LS 10" aG holders sT.' e .o are
ay and ar v rsiaS the demand a .ufss
Of s. 70 Tor the %e;, SbI. Fine 81 Scsss I s
IG 1gPeynss 81 sS g. 81 US 0 wnieT wheat
Extra rs and Fancy So 40 900 eels
latter e. or two prcaI sT,nd o Of r aSor
Good e Fancy s5' r. sais gSS
P'si fstt. IS I,ps ss% to 81 cAs sss
s c s 60 S5'a5 81 Eur. "a
s6ss Lsai' coGaSp to v FT G Esrs &
PaienI wntor wheat EXTRA 90 mn E1Ts
s.. s ar ss o'' ssS 600 Ss
e Far T Extra att at S s"s. Choice g 90
sss 3n.2n5. 81 S'cM
yellow sy 81
sRA1N-wnEAr-In the trading hs, been rather
e or no change closing steady with light trade for both
s exp .e aTS a S s a ~ T SSo ee
a. 1S G' sna cosi ar% at the ehe, prices
900 bushels fn!nrs o ousnSls SPOT
Red Zoe in $3.50 9Se ieiyer,d Enr. ned
sSc' So White a5s.c No Red January. 81 y 81 &c.
Glo'ns a, ~ e. e eS.lng At sSc do April viG
95l.c, closing at 40 Be- 90 MAY ~ 20, ' -" kni.
97Sda7so closing y7'c d. August ~ tansc, CLOSING
nj gsc do september eSAc, closing al ~ ~ 10 Dc
cenbcr ~ OF .asl O2's closing at ~ ~ Ky hs-Du
and 1iual BA IlLEN-~caiy. sales ltpu oushtls
,ngpha.i Can ada Al ~ 7Bo -. BARLEY MALT-Quiet
and CORN-1Tading IN sIot lots Ia, beenduu
With limited EXPORT and h"mc USE In option. o
the market steady am prices
n &c higher close opened dun ~ dee nc oil &c
closed steady al the highest prices
m. bushels future. 67,gO bushels
spot Including Ungradod Mhed at ~ a tsc. No, s. 80
steamer xGLIs In elevator i71.c. anoat! NO y tl's9
I7S IN elevator steamer yellow, 47So steamer whst.
4si,c closing 4S.c; DO May 6O2 700 o. closing ~
sO7sc OATs-Ca-h lots quiet AMI Without quoiAbie
pacc closing Options steady aud quiet ant prices
unchanged AZ the opened steady, advanced &C. on
the hest NJ the day sales $1,000
bushels future spot. including SO a. Soc DO wh,e
a. SIZE. No IS ac.i do. White, 80 diOi NO Mhlt
4c M,ted Westsrn rs S7c.i White DO. Sed<2c White
state a.d 90 c 40 January, closing at 80 ~ 90 feu
rnary H5sc closing at 8jao do March 80 &C. eosng az
56i.c. do. May, 36a4 567s closing at 56'se..FEEp-
Firm and unchanged.
walkers Priv.ts D,y ci.cllr January r. 1897. New
York
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a. a. sursr 1sa 3D. olsa 3D., oil cake 1os rosip. x1
Snsasuroment l7s 6d.....COPENHAdEN' stea"' he"''
a o,t h,ahr I'm

.. Sd ,us: 1ss ccoPESHGdEN. steam. hend
lie 0uO BUSH grain. A.
pROyIsIONS-PoRK-The was no especial me y sno
trailing today with exporters hoIdnf BE- sS. Mras private
terms Mess quoted sl21si2 q for one year G CHAR
Back ana siissl 80 for E1trs Prime B re-: pr
an no5s , or '' Ses bS. Packet Sovs
Pise se9ss 6oBEEF HAMS.in moe a .p,,sspsi
~ rIce With steady although moderate demand sslss
i 9 Es-Rsther quiet and steadily held
long Clear New-York quoted nomnay AT 49, q. we5
es .so; Long clear eIbc DRESSED HOas-A shade
os.Ier CITY Heavy Light ga 96Hc Piga e'.c
aRlEThe market opened weak aud about points io"er
but close the the decline was s,a
spot sG7 c city Steam in fair ysanes Sales 2tO tes'
S50c refined quoted 7c; Continent 72bc south AmeFesn.
25,i tcs January eGoc. closing $3.50 1000 tcs re1
rusry 66laG6,c. closing 6.17c, 1900 tss March W
i1e $500 56oo tcs Nav es4e0s7c. closing $40;
Time closing 894c. BUTTER CHEESE and EG's-
Wii1ont change Of Importance BuiterElrln Creamery
arc 2o62sc: state Dairy h frkln TUBS ZSWzc'
W..tern Dairy 23c; Western Factory Sd lac cheese
state Factory lO1, Isle. Common to Fancy western
Tiat llal2ac Gooi Choice. Light Skins. lO@ i9tc
Eres-sate 3c Western. &c.; Southern 81 @35c neu-
2O622LC . -,, ,.... o., AN,
SUGiR-Raw stock dull and unchanged from SHaAsc:
for Molasses I6c $50 Centrifugal aud 4c Tor
Tr ReGnine sales bags Centrifugal 500 at 3ioc
Refined ard nominal. Cut Loaf bsc crushsu 49,
Nc Confectionery 6ss667c. Coffee standard o,2r
S,rre of 81. a jtc White Extra &c, Extra 4'+@
If.c G 4laAtSr. Yellow 4t1tssc. c,.
sTEARfNE-Quict and more or less nominal CITY
onotsi 7i.c. and Oeonsrgarine. 6d6 lsc ~ .,,
TALLOW-Farly active ana hrm Prime CITY, 9uo'eu al
A3.iGc sales 100000 ID at ga 3lGc
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Gottls.

HOTEL HAMILTON. 500 FIfth-ave, corner
III S2dst-Cholcc suite southern exposure
Nv. JORDAN. late or Denonicoa
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Denlfslrp.

EIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY Of every de,
ssrYti9n q the loves: prices by ; prf - upwsrd
,xractng under gas soc. Please call. References DE-
" Gtlchrest, Dr. J. w. Howe. Dr. j. w. Warner
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Drooklpu Boaro

vy,O LET with board nicely furnished Hall
L Room to single gentleman House and surroundings
three routes % South OXFORD
st, brooklyn
Id FIRST PLACE.-TO let, with board,
lC4 large handsome room and hall roomj let sngy
ar together at reasonable terms.
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Professional.

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" choir Address r.. Box OIL, Tribune Uptown ONCE
LBS Broadway.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES Handsome Inn:
and dresses selling below cost oY
of der arturo to Paris. MADAME JAMMEs 81 W. lothst
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD

WEST SHORE KAILRCAD
w " Y. e. and II. r. r. Co, lessee
Trains leave West 42dst toowa and 10 min.
earlier from foot OF Ja.s.. North River
Detroit and Chicago 800 a 600 'o:lop m
IT. LOUIS sos 1918 D. a,
Uuca syracuse, BUFFALO Rochester suspension Bridge
Highland Kingston. saugerties Catski Albany S'lS.
Cranstou's. Vest Point Cornwall, Newburg -3lo .Gd iS
$500 lul5 goa M. 4UO.5:OO -o:l5 y. and No'oS
D. m Cranstons Cornwall. Nswbnr1.
For Montreal ami Canada East, 6:05 ?. M. r.-
Hamilton London $3.50 n $40 $40 .. M Iorontos
9;oos No. o:V1 90 ,or Bualo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and st Louis all through trains Lii ...
DAILY daily except SATURDAY othei uaiH' "A' oAe'P'
Sunday ,....,, "a. ,cc, =, mi,
Forckets me.tables oarior Or sss2l{ ar AGO nois
on. mr. inform ton apply AT onces. BrJoklyn-333 Nasl
ington 81. 1870 Futonst; AuDex Ohce 1901 ., ru.Dn,se
Tswyork City 1863 7sj 942 Broadway; l53 Bowery and
W., sHors fooof AIDS loot VI Jay 81 ~ II
" est 9"''0 ''' ~ HENRY MONErT,
6V,ndarbut.aye General Passenger Agent
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ALL. fares reduced.-Stonington Line. The
IA i.yorte INSIDE ioutc for Boston, Providence and al
New. England points
full nights by taking late trains from steamer
Rccnng chair par.or steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHA RGE. -,
viii leave per a. North River. block
aboy. Canalst at 50 D. ~ daily. except sundays.
f. W. POPfLE, uenl Passenger Agt.
SOL /, Ne~-lOrk.
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REDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

IL LINE Tho Popular Inside Route TO bos,on s ~
etsamurs CITY Worcester and 'tly OF New-iork
leave lod nunberl North hvei ioot Oh waits 81
~ ~ M u. ". bhADf. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

POPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, PrOvi-
/ dence. Newport and ali New England Points All rail
from Grand Central Depot Express trans day Sundays
.>.eute, IN. tparlUr cars attached, ana III
with palace sleeping carsL sunday rans ~ tn "ith pa-
ace narur cars) IL D. with palace sleeping carsL
Eor Newpor take 200 Boston i.Nptess VITA paroe
cars ,onnecs at ckord or New loI arriving al '1V y m
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tuinicr Resorts.

BOARD ut Old Point Comfort.-A limited
ID number of persons be accommodated with boAfu AZ
Mrs : f. EATON >, near the Iiygcia Hotel.
RERMUDd, ,,.o.,,
ID Tho most delightful winter resort m the world
HAMILTON HOTEL.
been sumner by the addition OF ~
and put In N. most perfect Oue
u nrn for the accommodation OF guests ec 20 leno
\. largest and elegant building ia the civ ~ H
ion Iii mdern Tho islands are tntuey ueo
yo,n ailris frost and fog temperature during ue WINTER
SO 10 SOC For urLer inform alton send or slr,nlars
w w WALTER AIKEN, Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

Doaro ano Rooms.
East Side.
LARGE ROOM and Dressing Room, second
aoor front, private table and good service l22
io,h at New York. References
West Side.
CFCOND FLOOR suites and single rooms
Murray Hnl near 9th ave. best references. at EVER
ESrT's pIH ECTORY. u West 3oth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

for the week. lssOOOO BUSH wheat ami OooOoO
Br.tisil indian Wheat Exports. Monthly. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

SPIRITS OF TURPENrISE.
CHARLgsroy. Jan. l2.-Turpentine firm At 80 59-c
r.yINNII. Jan ~ -rurpenune hIrnl ~ Sc blL
WILMINGTON Jan. l2.-rurpeatino nrin Al 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

The receipts OF wheat at Bombay from the Interior Of India
,or The week ended December 10 1886 4g 452
lie against bushels the week ended Dec g. 1885
and Sis G7b bushels for week ended Dee II, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13

For future deliveries the market opened at last night
,ces rnled dull until within short time OF inc close wc
an OF al points took place sales 100 bales